The structure in the past known as JavaScriptMVC hits 1.0

Presently known as DoneJS, the structure for building elite ongoing applications for versatile, web, and desktop achieves variant 1.0.

DoneJS, an open source JavaScript structure beforehand known as JavaScriptMVC, has achieved form 1.0 status. 

Planned for building elite continuous applications for portable, web, and desktop, DoneJS underpins capacities like server-side rendering and quick downloads, as per designer Bitovi. The objective for designers is to get an element rich improvement and generation condition set up in a day, as per Bitovi CEO Justin Meyer, an organizer of the DoneJS extend. 

DoneJS, which is installable from NPM, highlights bolster for Electron, GitHub's library for building cross-stage desktop applications with HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. Variant 1.0 likewise incorporates CanJS 3, a gathering of front-end libraries for building viable web applications, and StealJS 1, a loader and bundler for making measured code, said Chasen Le Hara, an engineer at Bitovi. 

CanJS is a customer side MVC structure, while StealJS gives JavaScript and CSS reliance administration and construct apparatuses. StealJS offers the take contingent bundle for restrictively stacking modules, which is valuable for polyfills, internationalization, and stacking installations in dev mode. Bitovi has enhanced StealJS since the 1.0 discharge with support for Babel modules and presets and additionally to develop packs of conditions to accelerate stack times. CanJS 3, in the interim, bolsters the can-associate information demonstrate layer and in addition converters that make two-way ties simpler in layouts. 

DoneJs essentially became out of its past name, as indicated by Meyer. "JavaScriptMVC was constructed quite a while back to be a customer side MVC library, motivated by Ruby on Rails," he said. "It continued developing in elements and many-sided quality until it no longer spoke to the name," which was changed about a year prior.

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